heidi?definitely not. >> reporter: officials weren't done yet with the butcher and heidi's boyfriend, stephen cooke, remains a suspect too despite his receipt-heavy alibi. >> a lot of time starts to go by. doesn't it? >> too much. >> reporter: at first months go by. then years. more than a decade. no arrests. but there would be one advantage to the passage of time -- breakthroughs in dna technology. and that finally gave police a suspect. who it was shocked everyone. >> reporter: coming up -- it's always the husband or the boyfriend, right? but that didn't seem to be where this investigation was going. >> the headline here is stephen cooke is not the guy. >> right. >> when "dateline" continues. i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... ...backsweat and gordo's everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear technology... ...cleans away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in

heidy was in the bathroom.onrad heard a pop, and when he turned, he saw heidy standing somewhere between the kitchen and the bathroom hay >> and he either runs over and catches her or she falls down. >> reporter: wallace then went back to the truman home, making detailed measurements of the kitchen and surrounding rooms. he wanted to see if conrad's story checked out. his conclusion -- it did not. >> her body's at the top of the staircase. it doesn't add up that she would have traveled that distance he said she had gone then fallen in that location. >> reporter: it was hard for walss a to believe that heidy could have travelled from the bathroom to the stairs after sustaining such a head wound. >> she would have fallen immediately to the ground. >> reporter: wallace shared his findings with assistant district attorney craig johnson. johnson agreed. everything pointed to conrad. why would conrad truman want to kill his wife? >> under the circumstances, i'd say the motive was just based on this heat of passion ar

heidi?he one with the distinctive tattoo? >> do you have any tattoos on your left arm? >> yeah. >> can i see it? >> when i saw the tattoo on his arm and he picked heidi's picture out, i knew it was him. >> reporter: he was the block watch guy? >> he was the block watch guy. >> reporter: but they didn't have enough evidence to book him. so they decided to call in bennett's buddy from that crazy bomb plot, grant lewis, to see what he knew. and lewis was nervous. >> sorry if i'm shaking. i was kind of shaken up. >> reporter: he was evasive about his friend's time in baltimore, but the detective didn't buy his story. outstanding warrant, the colorado authorities arrested him. the next day, detective childs kept pressing. >> i think you don't want to tell me certain things because you don't want to hurt a friend of yours. but what i'm trying to explain to you is nothing you say hurts him because what's done is done. >> reporter: at last, grant lewis cracked. he divulged a drunken conversation the

heidi, heidi! that way, the pins are that way. heidi, whoa! heidi, heidi! please, heidi! we got the score -- trust me, you got a perfect game. you got a 300. oh, my goodness. are we still on the air? okay. perfect. >> i'm very competitive. >> jimmy: dance generator, let's see what you've got. ♪ gosh. what? [ cheers and applause ] >> i can't wait to see that one. >> jimmy: mom tries hip-hop. >> she's cool. she's a cool mom. >> jimmy: a cool mom. yeah, sure. yeah. ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she started off a a little shy, and then mom started doing stanky legs. that's what changed her whole thing around. >> i don't know about that one. >> jimmy: i know, i tried that one. no, clearly, you're the better dancer. heidi klum, it's obvious. [ cheers and applause ] why even compete against each other when we can dance together? >> okay. >> jimmy: will you? >> yes. >> jimmy: alright, let's do it. [ cheers and applause ] dance battle generator. ♪ would you like to do it? >> yes. push it together? >> jimmy: sure. >> okay. eggs and bacon. >> jimmy:

heidi. heidi: after school is a magical, magical time. it is the one time of a kid's day work you are she can begin guaranteed to be in a safe environment, receive food, and learn without barrier. we cannot look at after school as a negotiable. it is an essential element of childhood. we have to work to preserve the magic for kids. they deserve it. they need it. it is essential for the growth. bonnie: thank you. let's hear it for this group of leaders. [applause] bonnie: thank you. >> that same event included the mayors of charlotte, north carolina and gary, indiana. this is 45 minutes. [applause]

that's what happened. >> heidi?ng at this language from nikki haley, you can't imagine -- in a statement from the white house the other day how this is going to help the situation with austin tice, but the bigger question in washington, up on the hill, if you recall with the last strike, people said it was the right decision but there was also a bit of a warning and wrist slap from congress saying if you go any further than this, you're going to have to come to congress and explain what our policy is because this president was pretty adamant during his campaign that part of america first was not getting involved in these foreign entanglements anymore and he was specific about syria and about having to get congressional approval. you can go back and look at the tweets. >> more broadly, you can see parents struggling with wanting to share everything they can to get their son home and on the other, still wanting to obviously work with the u.s. government in these back channel behind the scenes efforts at diplomacy and

process to move the failures of this law for more on this let's turn to our political panel tonight heidi harris conservative talk of los vegas and brad ballin partner of the past storm group great to have both of you with us tonight somebody is lying i mean i don't know what's good i mean you we have conflicting statements schumer today says that they've sent countless letters over to the republicans about getting together getting in a room hammering out a bipartisan attempt here and of course you heard the sound bite just there from mitch mcconnell that the democrats don't want to do it heidi the american people to sit back and say and you know to heck with the russia and investigations get i get some health care what's going to happen here. i don't want to hear nothing from chuck schumer give me a break they didn't care about the republicans when they had the votes they crammed obamacare down our throat and didn't care what anybody else not now in fairness though before anybody says this because i know you're going to i would like to see the bill as everything with it and i would like

heidi is retiring at the end of this school year. she's concluding her professional career in education with achieving the lifetime excellence award. this is for someone who made a lasting difference. this is where heidi has excelled during her career. heidi is no stranger to the needs of these families. for her it's personal. in fact she has two adopted sons with special needs. through her personal experience and unwavering dedication to those in her care, heidi has managed to help and strengthen families throughout central minnesota. i'm proud to stand here today and to thank heidi for her commitment to our children's future. we wish you the best in your retirement, heidi. you deserve it. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the achievements of two minnesotans from my district -- scott glue of elk river and emanuel of st. cloud have received bush fellowships. during his service in the army national guard, scott was deeply affected by the human suffering he witnessed. that's why in his current job as an educator, he teaches his studen

course you heard the sound bite just there from mitch mcconnell the democrats don't want to do it heidi the american people are sent back saying you know to heck with the russian investigations get i get some health care what's going to happen here. i don't want to hear nothing from check schumer give me a break they don't care about the republicans when they had the votes they crammed obamacare down our throat and didn't care what anybody else thought and now in fairness though before anybody says this because i know you're going to i would like to see the bill as everything with it and i would like to see what they're going to try to push i think as a taxpayer i have a right to know what they're trying to do but the last person i want to hear whining about it is chuck schumer come on why no hearings bread baumann you know when i was a congressional staffer in two thousand and nine in two thousand and ten and we were passing obamacare i kept the bill on my desk it was this big we had a chance to read the bill we had a chance to see what was in it we knew exactly what folks were voting

joining me john hard woowowood heidi prez byla. >> what's your biggest takeaway from what he said at the economic forum? >> he was saying ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. i won, i did it. i stuck it to you. i created chaos in your election and now i'm reaping the benefits of that. that was one long troll of the united states and it puts donald trump in an awkward position because he has tried to pretend that we don't know who the hacking was done by. vladimir putin made only the faintest gesture toward that position when everybody knows and our intelligence community knows that russia and vladimir putin personally, as nbc news has reported, was involved in that. >> and he really tried to downplay it, saying simply that a 3-year-old could have achieved what was done allegedly in his mind. heidi, we have nbc news reporting that the trump administration looked into easing sanctions on russia shortly after the inauguration and former state department diplomat dan fried said there was no talk of the white house gaining anything by doing so in return. is there a good explanation for why the white house

heidi mentioned it's got one of the best halloween parades in america.o an accident of history that's where this unhinged shooter from illinois ended up targeting our poor republican colleagues. >> we're so sorry for the attention this brought to your district. as you mentioned, a lovely part of the world. a beautiful neighborhood there where the peace was shattered today. again after a long day, thank you, congressman don bier, democrat from virginia for coming on with us tonight. another break when we come back. we'll look at the heated up rhetoric and how it might have played a role in the life of this gunman now deceased. whuuuuuat?rtgage offer from the bank today. you never just get one offer. go to lendingtree.com and shop multiple loan offers for free! free? yeah. could save thousands. you should probably buy me dinner. no. go to lendingtree.com for a new home loan or refinance. receive up to five free offers and choose the loan that's right for you. our average customer could lower their monthly bills by over three hundred dollars. go to lendingt

heidi, i see you there. don't move. we're coming back to you. we have got to fit in a break.ou all very much. >>> when we come back, back to russia and then back to the trump administration. much more to come. ♪ let your reign begin. evony, the mobile game. download now. >>> if it is russia, which it's probably not. nobody knows who it is. everybody is being hacked. they have no idea who is doing it. i don't think anybody knows it was russia who broke into the dnc. she's saying russia, russia, russia, maybe it was. it could be russia. it could also be china. it could be lots of other people. could be all kinds of people, could be somebody sitting on their bed who weighs 400 pounds, okay. >> welcome back to "the 11th hour." candidate trump loved to sow the seeds of doubt whether russia was really behind the hacks into the 2016 election or were they perhaps blameless. well, president trump has too, as recently as three weeks ago. >> if russia hacked, if russia did anything having to do with our election, i want to know about it. >> there is already intelligence from virtually e

i think these things resonate with that collation. >> gentlemen, thank you heidi, i see you there. don't move. we have got to fit in a break. we'll get to you. >>> when we come back, back to russia and then back to the trump administration. much more to come. ♪ pressure. i feel it everyday. but at night, it's the last thing on my mind. for 10 years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape, relieving pressure points from head to toe. so i sleep deeply and wake up ready to perform. ♪ now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com. >>> if it is russia, which it's probably not. nobody knows who it is. everybody is being hacked. they have no idea who is doing it. i don't think anybody knows it was russia who broke into the dnc. she's saying russia, russia, russia, maybe it was. it could be russia. it could be china. could be all kinds of people, could be somebody sitting on their bed who weighs 400 pounds, okay. >> candidate trump loved to sew the seeds of doubt whether russia was real

i think these things resonate with that collation. >> gentlemen, thank you heidi, i see you there. move. we have got to fit in a break. we'll get to you. >>> when we come back, back to russia and then back to the trump adnistration. much more to come. baa baa black sheep, have younyool? no sir, no sir, some nincompoop stole all my wool sweaters, smart tv and gaming system. luckily, the geico insurance agency recently helped baa baa with renters insurance. everything stolen was replaced. and the hooligan who lives down the lane was caught selling the stolen goods online. visit geico.com and see how easy it is to switch and save on renters insurance. there's nothing more than my vacation.me so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation if my plans change. visit booking.com. booking.yeah. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep or get up in time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. and now. i'm back! aleve pm for a bet

heidi, i would like to start with you.tter? a bit of both. better insofar that, for me, personally, i have found the talk about a more consensual approach on brexit, ifound that very positive. the part on brexit in the manifesto did not appeal to the whole of the electorate. it gives us an opportunity to look at that again. some sense on public spending about the nhs, fairerfunding, particularly important for schools like mine, that have been underfunded for many years. mental health, glad to see that is in there. in a funny way, i'm glad to see social care in there. but all of the stuff that is not in there, you are no fan of fox hunting, grammar schools, you are pleased they have gone? delighted, but they are not the big things, the big things are how we fix social care, how we fund the nhs. at least they were still in there, which opens a dialogue about how we do it. isn't the truth that the party has lost the stomach for any kind of austerity now? this parliament is about injecting extra money into public services rath

heidi: that is the exact point to make.t the benefits of something like this, the clean we have goodh analysis, closely related, those kinds of things it's important to talk about net jobs created. it is absolutely true that for the clean air act you will see a reduction in jobs in coal fired energy generation, absolutely. but you would see many more jobs -- due tonvestment investments in energy efficiency, new, clean energy generations like solar. if you look at the net effect of policies like this, it is a clear positive to the economy, a clear boost to the economy. that is why we are seeing all of these businesses get in line to be the loudest voice against this move that trump made yesterday to withdraw from the paris accord. panels and turbines are made abroad, imported to the u.s. it is not just a matter of the cost of the different fuels. it is a matter of the cost of electricity and energy rising throughout the country. that is what will be the break on economic growth, the drag on economic growth. solar and wind on

. >>> by the way, a big lineup later this morning guest host at 7:00 a.m., heidi heitkamp we talk to her about all these issues and some things happening in her state, energy is a big issue there. we will talk about what's happening with the energy complex. then at 8:00 a.m., senator rob portman, republican from ohio joining us, will be guest host for that. >>> back to the broader markets, joining me, director of fidelity investments. great to have you with us. good morning want to ask you about one of the biggest events in the markets, that was decline in crude. we saw crude oil down 4.4% what does this drop in crude tell us, especially since we are at the height of summer driving season, we are back at levels on crude prenovember opec production cuts. >> i think that clients in crude oil are really specific to energy and not representative of larger sort of repatching commodities. my favorite cater is cod raw industrials, which is a good proxy for the global economy that's been holding in very well i wouldn't read too much into energy weakness as an indicator of week driving. energ

i said no and i was as shocked by that as i was by the heidi cruz photo when he compared heidi cruz to his wife during the campaign. but i want to get to something that is important that i said at the top of the show. some of what we're hearing from republican lawmakers. watch this. >> to refer to a female's face as someone that's involved in politics is just not appropriate. >> it's maddeningly frustrating. it's beneath the dignity of the united states. and it starts to undermine the president's ability to get his agenda done. >> we are clearly sending a very strong message to the president that these kinds of tweets which attack individuals have got to stop. >> i don't see that as an appropriate comment. what we're trying to do is improve the tone and civility of the debate and this obviously doesn't help do. that. >> so the gop senator lisa murkowski tweeted, stop it. the presidential platform should not be used to bring people down. it's beneath the dignity of the office. and other people spoke out against it. does this go beyond 140 characters and saying something. you remember du

i cringe every time i see heidi cruz get brought up again. none of these women deserve this but we have to go over this over and over. >> but if we don't, if the republicans don't say -- i mean i'm going to do policy but i am not going to be supportive of showing -- i'm not going to show up at all these fund raisers for you because it's wrong. otherwise you're going to continue to see these same things brought up again and again and again. >> it's a very simple answer. because he can. i appreciate you. when we come back, president trump's defenders say he's just fighting fire with fire but is he really blaming the victim. i own my own company. i had some severe fatigue, some funny rashes. finally, listening to my wife, went to a doctor. and i became diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma ...that diagnosis was tough. i had to put my trust in somebody. when i first met steve, we recommended chemotherapy, and then we did high dose therapy and then autologous stem cell transplant. unfortunately, he went on to have progressive disease i thought that he

. >> i hope so, in light of what he did to heidi cruz. >> what can republicans do though? can they warn him, can they sensor him in some way? >> i suggest defund his twitter account but no one has taken me up on the idea yet. i would be first to bring up the measure. >> can we go to twitter and have him cut off. >> maybe we'll ban trump from twitter. one thing that's painful, every time he says something negative about a woman we have to go through and see the whole list. i cringe every time i see heidi cruz brought up again because she did nothing to deserve that. >> "access hollywood." >> none of them did anything to deserve it and to go through it over and over. >> i hated reading the tweet about mika brzezinski. >> yes, but if we don't -- if the republicans don't say -- i mean i'm going to follow -- i'm going to do policy, but i'm not going to be supportive of you showing my -- >> sure. >> i'm not going to show up at fundraisers for you, because it is wrong. otherwise if they don't do that you will continue to see the same things brought up, a string brought up again a

cruz, heidi klum.if you're attacking heidi klum's looks, you've got problems. arianna huffington. >> reasonabosie o'donnell. >> so i don't know how you can sit there and say donald trump doesn't have a history of going after women specifically on the way that they look. and i know you have this idea that that's -- it's your version of feminism that he attacks women -- >> it is feminism. >> but when you are a powerful man, a president of the united states, jeff, and attacking people well below -- >> oh, please, she's a powerful player in television. >> no one's more powerful than the president, jeff. conservatives used to make this point when bill clinton had a habit of some bad behavior. >> what about the dignity of the office? george w. bush insisted people were -- that seems like a laughable notion. >> anderson -- >> it's like why should any kid look up to the president of the united states now? >> i agree with that. all i'm saying to you is, there is another world here where conservatives are relent

among them, heidi thomas. in reno. >> i would have enjoyed being able to look him in the eye and essentially say you didn't win. i'm not broken. >> it would never happen. cosby's attorneys petitioned to keep the 13 accusers out of the trial and the judge decided to let only one woman testify. her name is kelly johnson. >> he said would i give you anything that would hurt you? trust me. >> like constn, she says bill cosby gave her an unknown medication and assaulted her. >> it was a huge victory for the defense for cosby. because it brought us awfully close to he said/she said. >> cosby's accusers hope it ends here inside this historic court house six miles outside philadelphia. a verdict could come before the end of june. if bill cosby is found guilty of all charges, the nearly 80-year-old actor could get up to 30 years behind bars. >> he stands here today maintaining that innocence. >> will the prosecution be able to prove guilt? there is no known forensic evidence and only one accuser will testify. but they

heidi, jeff, jonathan, thank you. when we return, let me finish tonight with trump watch.re watching "hardball," where the action is. it's an important question you ask, but one i think with a simple answer. we have this need to peek over our neighbor's fence. and once we do, we see wonder waiting. every step you take, narrows the influence of narrow minds. bridges continents and brings this world one step closer. so, the question you asked me. what is the key? it's you. everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. >>> trump watch, thursday, june 15th, 2017. there are two explanations i can think of for trump's behavior these months. one is he's guilty of having colluded with the russians in the 2016 presidential election. he knew what they were doing in terms of fake news and hacking into the democra

. >> joining me heidi, sior political reporter for usa today. sabrina, first to you.an answer whether he believes in climate change or not? that seems to be either yes or no. >> it is a yes or no question, and we do know that this president in the past had dubbed climate change to be a hoax. and it's remarkable that on a number of occasions now in the past 48 hours as the president has withdrawn from this landmark climate agreement, they won't provide an answer on that subject. i think that the blowback having said that is diplomatic and economic. i do think there is widespread consensus as we noah moknow amo climate scientists, we have yet to hear from the president if he agrees and there is no indication he does not. >> susan, is it so important we keep asking him this question or not? it's like -- why do we need this answer? i mean, they are obviously unwilling to answer. >> i don't know the voters really care. climate change has never been a top five issue when you ask voters what they care about in elections. you know, the climate change deal, we'll get back in i

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and then it was game over for heidi just like that.y into her rowhouse on a thursday night in april back in the year 2000 and killed her in most brutal fashion. >> baltimore county 911. >> my girlfriend's been murdered. >> what happened? was she shot or -- >> no. she's cut. her throat, her throat's cut. >> any parent opens a door, 6:00 a.m., there's two cops standing there, you know that's not good. >> reporter: it was a murder case that wasn't going to be solved in a few hours, or a few weeks, or even a dozen years. the heidi murder investigation would go stone cold until one day in a matter of hours really everything became clear. and how strange and terrifying

vintage "hardball." >> heidi przybyla! the future of federal health care policy is uncertain this morning after republicans were forced to pull their overhaul plan yesterday. it became clear that the votes simply would not be there to get the bill to the floor and majority leader mitch mcconnell addressed the press. >> we will not be on the bill this week, but we're still working toward getting at least 50 people in a comfortable place. >> mr. leader, is your effort to repeal obamacare dead? >> no. no. we're continuing to talk about it. it's a very complicated subject. i remember how challenging it was for the democrats, when they were enacting this back in 2009 and 2010. a big, complicated subject. >> will your ongoing discussions involve democrats at all? >> they're not interested in participating in this. >> nearly all the republican members of the senate then headed to the white house -- >> they just weren't happy. >> this was the bus they get thrown under. pool video shows the president flanked by some of his senators

the victim of the flag burning is city mayor heidi harmon.someone burned the rainbow flag she had displayed at her house in recognition of pride month. the mayor has no doubt that someone did this on purpose. many in the area are upset over what happen.<> ( marty ) police and mayor harmon say they are unware of any other hate crimes similar to this in the area. ( marty ) comedian bill maher is under fire for using a racial slur on his h-b-o show. maher used the n-word during an interview with republican senator ben sasse. in a statement the comedian said the word was offensive and he was sorry for using it. the comedian took the beating on twitter, including some calls for him to be fired. h-b-o has called his comment "completely inexcusable and tasteless." sasse wrote on twitter that he wished he had immediately criticized maher for using the term. ( marty ) still ahead. police are still searching for any

ramesh, steve, heidi, okay. we've got some actual elections next week, special election georgia 6. agenda. does donald trump have more at stake, the future of health care? what's at stake here? >> i do think that the obvious, democrats will be bouyed if they win that seat, held more recently by tom price, the secretary of health and human services. i think it plays into the health care debate. i think there is no question that the unpopular the republican health care bill has been the bigger issue for the democrats there. than any of this russia controversy has been. if the republican loses and john ossoff the democrat wins, i think it will scare more republicans off the health care bill because they'll think it's political poison. >> here's an interesting number. the president's numbers have gone down in that district from 54% favorable to 45% favorable today which is still 10 or 11 points higher than it is nationwide. i think there's a lot of pressure on democrats to win this because if we do it puts us in a pretty good position to say the house is in reach. doubters will follow.

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. >> heidi was on the scene just minutes after the shooting. hi heidi, we're used to seeing each other under very different circumstances. give us a sense of what it was like when you got here. >> reporter: the police were cordoning off the area after the shooting, and chris, to the senator's point about what could have been, and thank god it didn't happen today, one of the eyewitnes eyewitnesses told me that in that shootout, he never saw the shooter have to reload. whatever the high-powered weapon was that he was using, he came fully loaded and meant to inflict damage. i'm a resident in this neighborhood, and when i heard the news this morning, i immediately jumped up. i knew that there was something that may have ended in this being a targeted shooting just because the profile of this neighborhood, it is all families who live in this area. right down the street there is a popular promenade just literally a stone's throw, a bunch of boutiques and shops where families frequent. so when i heard this, i got this sinking feeling that whoever did

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theresa may, the largest party and largest number of votes, but we have tories like heidi allen, we aservatives will learn from this, we will listen, collaborate more... it's not lost on anyone that heidi allen has of course opposed her own government in the past, some of the measures she felt were too harsh and this is the sort of pressure which will come to blair in the weeks to come when legislation put before the house. we have heard from sarah woolston already as well, these people will not remain quiet. both of the main parties shaken, i have been following the house of commons since 1984 and i think this is going to be the most interesting parliament of my political lifetime. she was too modest to say so but we area she was too modest to say so but we are a graduate to pay more attention to laura kuenssberg over the next year or to laura kuenssberg over the next year 01’ so. to laura kuenssberg over the next year or so. i think that is good advice! peter, your prospective going back decades in this fascinating process, what are your thoughts? one of the great upsets general elec

i just heard from heidi hawkins, she said to tell you she remembers when the toll wasp 50. >> did sheen that was. >> heidi you didn't say. >> ah. >> but she said she remembers that and she wanted you to know, sal. >> .50. i don't know if i was quite driving but i have been growing up in the area. >> other people. >> like i my dad because i was always in my dad's business, dad, what are you doing? how much does that cost. >> when you first started driving it was one dollar -- >> when i first started driving it was dollars. he might be awake, i could ask him. >> that is how you learn stuff about the by area. >> my kids ask me the same kind of questions. dad, what are you doing? >>> well i'm paying with my fast track that is what i'm doing. let's take a look at the commute on tracy, westbound 580 you can see traffic is going to be slow. slow traffic on 590 and 205 coming over the altamont pass. now you can see the slow traffic leaving dublin at 680 down forward freemont. however we do have traffic that is slow. also looking at interstate 880 here in oakland, both directions will be along

heidi, let's talk about this, what we're learning. is this a smart calculation for the a.g. at this point? >> he may not have a choice. here's what we learned in watergate. veebltually all side player do have to come before congress. for his sake it is better that it is behind closed doors because there are two areas, veins we didn't realize existed before. one is just the extent of his role of the comey firing. he is supposed to have recused himself and yet we now know he may have been come promietzed not just because he wasn't supposed to be involved in writing letter but we know that comey came to him for help and said, please, don't leave me in the room alone with trump and yet sessions and rosenstein were allegedly involved in crafting the letter. no one is talking about that anymore. and secondly we're now learning that there was classified information that would have forced him to recuse himself much earlier on. so members are going to want to know, what is the extent of that. as you recall before the previous hit, he said before congress he didn't have contacts. now

the victim of the flag burning is city mayor heidi harmon.harmon says someone burned the rainbow flag she had hanging at her house in recognition of pride month. the mayor has no doubt that someone did this on purpose. many in the area are upset over what happened. (sot) mayor heidi harmon/ san luis obispo:"those of us in the community or allies seem to be equally at risk with the blow back and negativity." police and mayor harmon say they are unware of any other hate crimes similar to this in the area. (justine) comedian bill maher is under fire for using a racial slur on his h-b-o show last night. maher used the n-word during an interview with republican senator ben sasse. in a statement today-- the comedian said the word was offensive and he was sorry for using it. the comedian took the beating on twitter, including some calls for him to be fired. h-b-o has called his comment "completely inexcusable and tasteless." sasse wrote on twitter that he wished he had immediately criticized maher for using the term. (jr) fremont police have identif

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fact, they believe he is aggrieved and this is the right thing for him to do. >> good to see you, heidi. thank yo s so much. >>> president trump and vladmir putin yet to come face-to-face. the two will have their first meeting next week. is the election hack going to come up in that meeting? >>> can mitch mcconnell jam together a new health care deal by tomorrow? new reporting the senate leader has got to scramble for another 15 votes. we'll bring you those details. we're less than two hours away from the president's revised travel ban going into affect. are the airports ready? ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. deliit's perfection.ruit. seriously? an epic soundtrack? is there any other way? that's what a smoothie should taste like. visit a store today for fresh fruit smoothies and summer deals. and still have dry eye symptoms? ready for some relief? xiidra is the first and only eye drop approved for both the signs and symptoms of dry eye. one drop in each eye, t

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cruise, heidi klum, huffi huffington. >> rosie.see how you can sit there and say donald trump doesn't have a history of going after women specifically -- >> i'm simply saying -- >> and i know you have this idea that it's your version of femme in addition that he attacks -- >> it is feminism. >> but when you're a powerful male and you're attacking people well below -- >> she is a powerful player in television. >> but nobody is more powerful than the president. >> what ability the days when george w. bush insisted. it seems like a laughable notion. >> right. >> it's like why should any kid look up? >> point taken. i agree with that. all i'm saying to you is there is another world here where they are attacked and nobody cares. they can sigh tay is most outra things. those are her words and nobody blinks. >> woe hae have to take a quick break. we'll be right back. it's not just a car, it's your daily retreat. innovative technology. refined styling. that feeling you can only find in a lexus. go ahead, spoil yourself. the es and es hybri

next question, is there an "america's got talent" feud between heidi and tyra? >> it's so sad that so many people have said that i prefer nick cannon over tyra, because that is so not true. i love tyra dearly. >> and finally, will priyankachopra say yes to "baywatch 2"? >> i'm always up for a sequel. but like this time around, i'd have to do some more mean -- can i say that? >> sure. >> she just did. selena gomez didn't go to the fashion awards. she was busy putting on the style display of her own. six outfits. ♪ can't keep my hands to myself ♪ >> selena was hand in hand with the weeknd for a dinner date at rao's, one of new york city's rao's, one of new york's most famous italian eateries. >> selena, selena! >> stopping to pose with fans her sexy grey slip dress was just one of six outfits the singer wore in one day. ♪ i'm so sick of that same old love ♪ >> for a day of press interviews, outfit number one was this navy blue asymmetrical number. for number two, she donned this long red sleeveless collared dress with a thigh-high slit. number three, selena chose

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when i think of a blue dog democrat i think of a red-haired democrat from my state heidi hi hidecamp. you can work with her because the people in north dakota want economic growth and there's a lot of pressure of her being on the side of economic growth. david: mike, blue dog democrats, the phrase you use for more moderate democrats, they used to be a pretty big part of the democratic party, as much as a third. right now there are only 18 people in congress that call themselves that, but that might grow as a red light of the election losses from the left, right? >> consider me an optimist, david. if you look at the last eight years, the republicans gained more governorships, they've gained more state legislators more local political positions, they've gained congress, gained the senate, they've gained the presidency. at some point, even the democrats, a light bulb is going to go on and say, hey, do you think higher taxes and more spending is not the way to win office. david: john, i see you shaking your head. i know that you believe as i do that incentives are the most important fact